Ireland - Thursday 6/1

​We hit the road on the early side leaving Dingle for Doolin. 

When we got to town we stopped for lunch with the locals at Fritz’s pub and had another great local beer. 

The bartenders we ask what beer they’d drink all say Guinness. 

We wandered around the very small town of Doolin then checked into our adorable B&B.

It has great views of the countryside.



I had some work to do and Mike headed to a pub. We were able to have a quick dinner in town and enjoy a little sunset before it was more work for me. 






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  1. ChrisJune 2, 2023 at 4:40 PM

    Holly, so sorry you had to work. Doolin looks adorable. Where are the sheep?

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  2. MikeSJune 2, 2023 at 9:31 PM

    Isn’t going to the pub considered work?!

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